Major Breakthrough For Common Market
Brussels reports a historic agreement on a common farm policy by the six members France Germany Italy the Netherlands Belgium and Luxembourg, beating De Gaulle's deadline by over 18 hours. The pact places 8 percent of farm output under a common price roof, replacing separate national scales and subsidies. Analysts forecast a potential $400 million per year impact on U.S. farm exports to Europe and set to take effect in July 1967.
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Italy
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Luxembourg
Charles de Gaulle
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Walter Hallstein
Executive Commission
Bonn
Ludwig Erhard
Europe
Ukiah Hopland Trustees Election Set for April 20
Ukiah Hopland Union high school districts vote to unify and elect seven trustees. Ukiah Hopland Calpella Redwood Valley Potter Valley areas supported unification 923 to 740 on December 1. Three trustees from Ukiah district, one from each other area. Polling places similar to unification issue with county board elections also set April 20.
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Hopland
Calpella
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Potter Valley
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Potter Valley 4-H Club Holds Christmas Tree Sale
A Christmas tree sale is held at Brown's Store in Potter Valley on Saturday by the Potter Valley 4-H Club.
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Brown’s
Potter Valley
Willits Teacher Restored After Poem Controversy
Willits high school English teacher William Bingham returned to regular duties after a three day reassignment prompted by distributing a poem with a four letter word. The incident sparked protests from about a hundred parents who urged firing, while Bingham and the district cite inexperience and a lesson on creative writing.
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Willits
William Bingham
Bingham
Harold Eng
Strom
Engstrom
Fire Calls Monday Night Responds at Local Residence
Fire crews responded to a Monday 7 58 p.m. alarm at a residence on Scotty s Mill near No State Street. The scene involved a single dwelling with smoke detected but no injuries reported. Firefighters secured the area and determined electrical issues caused the alarm with no extension of fire.
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Scotty
E Mill
State Street
UC Rebels Highing Scholarship UC Rebels Highing Scholarship
A University of California survey shows most sit‑inners at the Dec 23 protest were scholastically strong. Eight graduate politics students reported 598 respondents with 47 percent averaging above 3.01, and many held Phi Beta Kappa, national merit finalist, or other academic awards. Berkeley Academic Senate elected an executive committee to address free speech disputes as James Farmer prepared a campus talk.
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Eugene Bardach
Budy
Phi Beta Kappa
Berkeley Academic Senate
D.S. Cheit
Robley C. Williams
A.A. Sherry
RG. Bressler Jr
S.A. Schaaf
A.M. Ross
C.E. Schorske
James Farmer
Piver Nominated for Ukiah Outstanding Young Man
Thomas H. Piver, 26, of 109 Poulos Court Ukiah, nominated by a co worker for Ukiah 1965 Outstanding Young Man honor. Mendocino County native and Point Arena schools alumnus active in 1964 civic work. Ukiah Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsors event and will honor the winner January 22 at a banquet.
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Thomas H. Piver
Poulos Court
Ukiah
Piver
Mendocino County
Point Arena
Ukiah Junior Chamber of Commerce
Sign Clearers Plan Women Driving Team in Winter
The Guild of Lady Drivers requested Transport Minister Tom Fraser form a women’s team to keep road signs clear during winter conditions. The group argues that female drivers can address winter visibility and safety needs on British roads.
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London
UPI
Guild of Lady Drivers
Minister of Transport
Tom Fraser
Rusk urges NATO allies to discuss multi nation nuclear force
Secretary of State Rusk invites NATO members to discuss a multination nuclear force in a closed council session. He says talks aim to provide latitude for crisis handling and notes Britain’s proposal while not pressuring participants. He also urges aid to South Vietnam and stresses unity against global crises.
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de Gaulle
U.S
France
Viet Nam
Free World
OAU urged to take initiative in Congo crisis
Britain urged the Organization of African Unity to lead efforts to restore order and protect civilians in the Congo as African ministers weighed a top level session. The call followed sharp U S and Belgian criticism of a mercy airlift to save white hostages amid the Congo civil war and regional accusations of foreign meddling.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
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Belgium
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Caradon
Hugh Foot
Stanleyville
Stevenson
Africa
Paul Henri
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Moise Tshombe
Russia
China
Algeria
Ghana
Sudan
United Arab Republic
Civil rights ruling boosts voluntary compliance outlook
UPI report notes Assistant Attorney General Burke Mershall expects some holdouts to comply with the public accommodations provision after the Supreme Court ruling. President Johnson echoed hope for continued acceptance, citing five months of act enforcement and widespread compliance. The landmark decision, upholding bans on racial discrimination by motels hotels and restaurants, came from Heart of Atlanta and Ollie’s Barbecue cases.
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UPI
Supreme Court
Asst
Burke Mershall
Justice Department
United Press International
Johnson
White House
High Court
Brown proposes bare bones budget left to Legislature
Gov. Edmund G. Brown said he would submit a bare bones budget that funds only necessary growth and leaves new state programs to the legislature. He warned a tax increase may be needed and will present alternative tax plans for lawmakers to decide. He criticized proposals for expanded compensatory education without new funds and cited too many holidays for state workers.
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Sacramento
UPS
Edmund G. Brown
Brown
California
Max Rafferty
Lincoln
Burnham Becomes Premier of British Guiana
Forbes Burnham, a Negro attorney, is formally installed as premier of British Guiana after days of bickering. He leads a coalition of the PNC and United Forces, securing a narrow majority in the legislature, which expanded from 35 to 53 members after last week's election. Cheddi Jagan, an East Indian dentist with Communist leanings, exits the premiership.
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British Guiana
UPI
Forbes Burnham
Cheddi Jagan
Burnham
PNC
United Forces Party
Southerners Concede Defeat After Court Ruling on Desegregation
In Atlanta and across the South restaurant and motel owners reacted to the Supreme Court decision upholding Congress power to ban racial discrimination in interstate commerce public accommodations. Moreton Rolleston and Ollie McClung Sr. voiced defeat while L Maurice Bessinger and Tester Maddox signaled continued resistance.
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Supreme Court
L. Maurice Bessinger
Columbia, S.C
Restaurateur
Tester
Maddox
Atlanta
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